On September 1, Liaowang Institute of Xinhua News Agency published an article jointly written by XIN Yanyan, Deputy Secretary-General of the Center for Global AI Innovative Governance and Assistant Research Fellow at the Fudan Development Institute, and WANG Yibo, Research Assistant at the Center for Global AI Innovative Governance and the Fudan Development Institute.The article examines the content-safety risks and regulatory challenges posed by AI-generated deepfakes. It proposes establishing

On 26 August 2026, Xinhua published an article by Yao Xu, Secretary-General of the Center for Global AI Innovative Governance and Associate Research Fellow at the Fudan Development Institute, offering an in-depth reading of the Chair's Statement of the 2026 World AI Conference & High-Level Meeting on Global AI Governance.

On 26 August 2026, the theory page of People's Daily published an article by Professor Chen Zhimin, Vice President of Fudan University, Executive Director of the CGAIG, and Research Fellow at the Fudan University Base of the Shanghai Research Center for Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, titled “China's Threefold Path in Leading Global AI Governance.” It is reproduced here for readers' reference.

On 20 August 2026, Yao Xu, Secretary-General of CGAIG and Associate Research Fellow at the Fudan Development Institute, published an article in Xinmin Evening News arguing that the new White House regulatory framework treats closed-source and open-source models differently.

​On August 20, the theory page of People's Daily published an article written by Professor Xue Lan and Research Fellow Chen Ying. This article argues that China contributes approaches to building a fair and reasonable global AI governance system by supplying four categories of international public goods for AI.

On August 10, Cai Cuihong, Deputy Director of the Center for Global AI Innovative Governance and Professor at the Center for American Studies, Fudan University, told Guancha.cn that although the three administrations have differed in emphasis, they share one premise: that China is the most important strategic competitor the United States faces in artificial intelligence.

On August 9, Yao Xu, secretary general of CGAIG and Huang Kaiyue, research assistant of CGAIG, published an article on Global Times, exploring Europe's AI 'awakening moment' of sovereignty.

On August 6, Legal Affairs Reference journal interviewed Xin Yanyan, Deputy Secretary-General of Center for Global AI Innovative Governance, who offered an in-depth interpretation of the key issues and practical approaches involved in governing AI anthropomorphic interactive services.